How do I find an article when I have the citation?
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Let’s find the full-text for this article:
Drucker, P.F. (1992). The new society of organizations. Harvard Business Review, 70(5), 95-105.
- Start at library.webster.edu, and go to Search Tools > Journals & Magazines.
- Search for the journal title - in our example, Harvard Business Review.
- Choose a database that includes the dates you need. For Harvard Business Review, use Business Source Complete which covers 1922–present. You may be asked to log in with your Webster University credentials.
- Find your article:
- Browse by year (e.g. 1992), volume (e.g. 70), and issue (e.g. 5), or
- Use “Search within this publication” to enter keywords like the author's last name (e.g. Drucker), and title words (e.g. new society of organizations). Your search might look like this: drucker and new society of organizations
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